Can primary care patients be identified within an emergency department workload?
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Our study has shown retrospectively that a significant number of ED presentations may have been managed in primary care. However this was determined with knowledge of investigation results and final diagnosis, by clinicians who had poor agreement about individual cases. In reality, triage nurses in …
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| Authors | Elley CR;Randall PJ;Bratt D;Freeman P;; |
| Journal | the new zealand medical journal |
| Year | 2007 |
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Health Care
humans
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Comparative Study
risk factors
Retrospective Studies
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observer variation
emergency service
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pmid:17589551
c raina elley
pieta-jo randall
peter freeman
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